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| What is the mailing adress of Shimano Reel repair service? Have a couple older
Catala 401's that need looked at. Thanks
RB |
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| I'm not familiar with Shimano, but I did a search and found the following. Looks like they have a form, etc.
http://fish.shimano.com/publish/content/global_fish/en/us/index/cus... |
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| I would be willing to look at them, and repair them for free. You pay shipping (and parts)
Reason being I clean reels on the side, and this would get the word out to the Muskie guys. |
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| Thanks guys for the help.
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | I send them directly to Shimano several times a year. Here is the address you need.
Shimano American Corp.
Reel Repair Service
One Holland
Irvine, CA. 92618
Box them up and send them off!
Lon,
Send you an email |
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Location: Elk River, MN | Does Shimano charge for fixing reels; gears etc? I was going to pay a local guy here ($35 per reel for my TEs) |
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Location: Kodiak, AK | dhacker - 1/23/2011 3:36 PM Does Shimano charge for fixing reels; gears etc? I was going to pay a local guy here ($35 per reel for my TEs) That's about what Shimano charges unless it's under warrantee. I've been both carged and had it sent back for free; depending on what it was. I'm using Dave's Reel Repair Service now...someone to talk to and deal with directly. |
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Location: Sun Prairie, WI | When you send them in, be sure to include a note or fill out their form TELLING them what you want done; don't just let them guess and try to figure out what to do. It sounds like common sense, but I always hear about guys who send things in with no information about what they want done, then bitch and complain b/c something they may have thought was wrong wasn't to their liking when they got the reel(s) back. |
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